Matt Withers is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, known for his work in The New European and Lowy Institute. With a focus on national issues, Matt's articles often touch on political satire, current affairs, and social commentary. His writing style combines wit and humor to engage readers in discussions surrounding Brexit, public figures, and societal trends.
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Matt Withers' coverage suggests a strong focus on UK politics, particularly around Brexit and Nigel Farage. He also covers cultural and societal topics to a lesser extent. Given this, pitches should offer in-depth insights into political developments in the UK or provide expert analysis on cultural phenomena relevant to the region.
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A series of questions on China gave the PM much-needed breathing space
UK consumers may face a limited supply of Christmas trees this year, with Brexit-related challenges casting uncertainty over their import
By: Matt Withers
Unlike Australian workers, guest workers from Pacific nations are denied the right to switch employers. Thousands who have fled bad employers live in Australia informally without support.
Lopsided economic benefits are intimately linked to prevailing conditions of employment.
Angela Rayner teased and then taunted her old sparring partner in his last big appearance as her shadow
Cringeworthy quips and one decent punchline marked the former prime minister’s final PMQs
The new leader of the opposition had her first Commons joust with the PM today and scored a resounding diplomatic victory. Only trouble – it was against Britain
Westminster reacts in astonishment as Keir Starmer tells a joke and it is actually quite good
Kemi Badenoch’s stand-in embarrasses himself at PMQs
By: Matt Withers, Sophia Kagan
Free agency for PALM scheme workers is both necessary from a human rights perspective and eminently workable in practice, argue Matt Withers and Sophia Kagan.
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